The Indian agriculture conglomerate Jain Irrigation Systems is buying 50% of Israel's Na'an Dan Irrigation at a company valuation of NIS 140 million.
Sources in Israel's agriculture sector say that Na'an Dan preferred the Indian offer, even though Israeli company Netafim's offer was more attractive in many respects. The reason for rejection is believed to be that Netafim demanded a controlling share in the company, raising concerns that Netafim would take steps to integrate the management activities of the two companies, sending Na'an Dan's management home.
Source: Haaretz.com
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